Comments on: Grouping and locking apertures http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/ Design photo albums and press books fast, and free. Welcome to the Photojunction Team blog. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ian http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-824 Ian Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:13:28 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-824 Love math?? It's better to know a geek than be a geek ;) - Anon Love math?? It’s better to know a geek than be a geek ;)

- Anon

]]> By: Ian http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-2861 Ian Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:13:00 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-2861 Love math?? It's better to know a geek than be a geek ;) - Anon Love math?? It’s better to know a geek than be a geek ;)

- Anon

]]> By: Danny Bay http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-791 Danny Bay Thu, 16 Apr 2009 00:07:44 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-791 Hey Charlie Thanks for the feedback, and we feel for you - after all software developers generally love math and therefore like precision too ;-) I've noted your feature requests ( actually put another 'vote' on an existing request) The short story is... rounding from pixels to inches or millimeters. Sometimes things move a fraction but it shouldn't be too off. And lastly, you can zoom to 100% in the album design window ( bottom left corner ) HTH Danny Hey Charlie

Thanks for the feedback, and we feel for you – after all software developers generally love math and therefore like precision too ;-)

I’ve noted your feature requests ( actually put another ‘vote’ on an existing request)

The short story is… rounding from pixels to inches or millimeters. Sometimes things move a fraction but it shouldn’t be too off.

And lastly, you can zoom to 100% in the album design window ( bottom left corner )

HTH
Danny

]]> By: Danny Bay http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-2860 Danny Bay Thu, 16 Apr 2009 00:07:00 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-2860 Hey Charlie Thanks for the feedback, and we feel for you - after all software developers generally love math and therefore like precision too ;-) I've noted your feature requests ( actually put another 'vote' on an existing request) The short story is... rounding from pixels to inches or millimeters. Sometimes things move a fraction but it shouldn't be too off. And lastly, you can zoom to 100% in the album design window ( bottom left corner ) HTH Danny Hey Charlie

Thanks for the feedback, and we feel for you – after all software developers generally love math and therefore like precision too ;-)

I’ve noted your feature requests ( actually put another ‘vote’ on an existing request)

The short story is… rounding from pixels to inches or millimeters. Sometimes things move a fraction but it shouldn’t be too off.

And lastly, you can zoom to 100% in the album design window ( bottom left corner )

HTH
Danny

]]> By: Charlie http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-779 Charlie Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:10:58 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-779 HEY GUYS! great stuff... a suggestion for the next version... would there be a way to specify a grid size and have things snap to a grid? Or have a grid overlay? I noticed after painstakingly aligning aperatures (what I thought were aligned) and opening the high res versions in Photoshop to add some final tweaks, that they were off ever so slightly (zoomed in say 200-300%). I'm a grid freak admittedly, but I think if the user could specify a grid and you could choose to turn it on or off might be just one more tool folks might be able to use.... Either that, or if you could be able to zoom in to the album design, say 100% and fit into window? I find that the lines that appear when I line things up aren't enough when creating many apertures on a grid like structure... HEY GUYS! great stuff…

a suggestion for the next version… would there be a way to specify a grid size and have things snap to a grid? Or have a grid overlay?

I noticed after painstakingly aligning aperatures (what I thought were aligned) and opening the high res versions in Photoshop to add some final tweaks, that they were off ever so slightly (zoomed in say 200-300%). I’m a grid freak admittedly, but I think if the user could specify a grid and you could choose to turn it on or off might be just one more tool folks might be able to use….

Either that, or if you could be able to zoom in to the album design, say 100% and fit into window? I find that the lines that appear when I line things up aren’t enough when creating many apertures on a grid like structure…

]]> By: Charlie http://www.queensberry.com/junction/2009/04/moving-images-group/comment-page-1/#comment-2859 Charlie Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:10:00 +0000 http://blog.photojunction.com/?p=960#comment-2859 HEY GUYS! great stuff... a suggestion for the next version... would there be a way to specify a grid size and have things snap to a grid? Or have a grid overlay? I noticed after painstakingly aligning aperatures (what I thought were aligned) and opening the high res versions in Photoshop to add some final tweaks, that they were off ever so slightly (zoomed in say 200-300%). I'm a grid freak admittedly, but I think if the user could specify a grid and you could choose to turn it on or off might be just one more tool folks might be able to use.... Either that, or if you could be able to zoom in to the album design, say 100% and fit into window? I find that the lines that appear when I line things up aren't enough when creating many apertures on a grid like structure... HEY GUYS! great stuff…

a suggestion for the next version… would there be a way to specify a grid size and have things snap to a grid? Or have a grid overlay?

I noticed after painstakingly aligning aperatures (what I thought were aligned) and opening the high res versions in Photoshop to add some final tweaks, that they were off ever so slightly (zoomed in say 200-300%). I’m a grid freak admittedly, but I think if the user could specify a grid and you could choose to turn it on or off might be just one more tool folks might be able to use….

Either that, or if you could be able to zoom in to the album design, say 100% and fit into window? I find that the lines that appear when I line things up aren’t enough when creating many apertures on a grid like structure…

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